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Inc same liberal terms win Be offered - ss the ac.
aon on April 9. with the minimum price at three t3D
cents square foot Purchases viii be allowed to pay
two GU per cent in advances 1t the PARK and two CT PEI
cent iof t4e) months thereafter with in.
tefess st sx 6) per cent the deferred payments TO
asse-if purchaser buys lot for $500 he must
pay u In advance at the Park and a each mouth
tneresitef for t49, months with few cents
sdaed ier interest Az special inducement to erect
cos1aees' rebate of one-hAlf % Of the purchase
price above three (3 cents foot (sxcluding tntsfss)
wiz % allowed TO the original purchases, his
sasns' Tor the erection Of . house worth OIL 600 or
more prior to July l. 1885, Purchasers of any lot may,
wltnn one week after the sae take an Adjoining lot,
then unsod and the erection of one house either
lot - above. Will the rebate described Ladies'
recommended not to their best boota Parties
VINO wish to enjoy pleasant picnic and carefully
anime the Park before the afternoon sale should take
the = 30 I'm train
For Plats and Circlars address
HENRY n. COPP,
apl4.2t S22 9Th st., Washington, D. @.
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Arrested fof Forgery.
A YoUNa kNGllsHnAH CHARGED wrru WRITING 4

f0CN0 kkGk1SHMAN CHARGED WITH WRITING HIS
khFLOrEke NAME
The police OF this city were notified this morn
Ing, by Chief Of Police Irwin, OF Lynchbarr, Va,
to look out for Porter Charles Netherviile Blake
young knglishman who was wanted there on q
charge OF forgery. This afternoon Detective
Mahon round young man answering the descfip-
ton OF Blake In a pawn-shop disposing OF guam
uty OF clothing because, as he said. they were toe
small tor him. When the detective asked the
young mans name he innocently answered that II
was Blake, and the detective put him under ar
rest. Blake, who has not been long IN this
country, was employed on a farm near
Lynchburg by man named John Glenn, at so q
month. He went TO a store at Lynchburg and
asked credit for clothing and the proprietor wrote
TO MI. Glenn TO ask whether ne should give him
the clothing. IL Is charged that Blake got the let
ter and answered 1t himself. signing Glenn's
name The letter he wrote told the storekeeper 70
let Blake have everything he wanted. ON the
strength OF this he purchased q large quantity Of
clothing. When arrested here to-day he had about
800 worth OF clothing In his possession. He was
pawning them, and intended to 60 70 New York.
He admitted writing the letter. but said he did nos
know IL was forgery.
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THERE IS A QUESTION as to whether Chief Clerk
Youmans has a right, under the terms OF the ap-
preparation bill, to increase the force OF char
women in the Treasury by suspending some to
give employment TO others The lawpfOvides for
eighty women at e94O per annum each. Under
his plan there would be actually t0C women en-
pioyed, though not more than eighty working at
the same time, and none OF them would be paid
more than three Ourths Of the full salary pro-
yided.
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THE EVENING STAR:
AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW.

IVoNVkkk8OWs
lc0R THE NATIONAL pRt1L
II AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, APRIL E1fTEENTAs at FIVE
O'CLOCK shall ofer for sale on the premises,
the highest bidder the privilege 10 ocupt lot square
23Q 600 feet sqae), stuste the southeast corner
Of 18th ana O Sta p W. for the period commencing
date Of sale and ending June 10th.
Terms cssh; ThOS. T. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
CHAEcERX SAFE or IAtgAeLE HEAL -
BETMEEN fWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
MipE RY Us sH R0Hk k s4fKk
10 FEET. Alley INSIDE.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed In Equity cause, No. a
lO,194 the Undersigned Trustees will sell ct pub II
lc aycNon, ip frvqt Of the lremiseA FRIDAY, the
EIETEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1887, ut HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the west rs feet front of Lot
three Cd IN square 293 by the depth of said Lou with
the improvements consisting Of D number Of small
buildings.
Terms Of sale: One third cash and residue in one
and two years. with interest at sX cont annn,
the deferred paynents to be secured the property
solo, and the notes Of the purchaser TO be given fOfBad
payments, or oil cash ct option Of purchaser. depost
OF olVO when bd accepted, aud terms OF sale 10 be
complied with in two weeks from day Of Sa1e. Convey
alceD ct cot Of purchaser.
WIN E. EDMONBTON,
J. HOLDSWORfH CONDOR, IrusteesI
DUNcANsoN BROS. Abdomen q. A'" sp2-dAds
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. FRONTING
ON EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN o AND P
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING HOUSE No.
14O6.
On WEDNESDAY,, APRIL TWENTIETH, 1887.
at FIVE O'CLOCK P; NJ. will offer for SALE in 4=a9
front of the premises lot 80 in square $685. 20 it. I
by "a 4 inches to 1O-foot paved alley improved by
two-story frame house of rooms
Terms day of sale THOR T. WAGGAMAN,
apl4-6t AuctiODeer
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81 &: sa:ss 8 isasS : zsssI ssasss 7O1 0's1 9S
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PARIS, April lathe Temps says England has
assured France that she has no intention OF max
Ing any attack on Hayti. England has reduced the
Indemnity demanded OF Hayu TO $4,000
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KHHDu WOUAen Me10UK8CtOkUe
PARN1L1, DAvrfT AND OrHRRs ORGANIZING CON-
HANY.
DUBLIN, April 1A--Mr. Parnel, and Michael Da-
witt and q number OF other prominent Ir1Shmen,
are engaged in promoting the organization OF an
Irish wooden manufacturing and exporting CON-
pany with a capital OF 100000. Mr.. Davitt while
In the United States recently received many prom
tses OF assistance from American importers Of
wOolens. meeting Of those interested in the In
itial formation Of the company will be held In this
city tomorrow.
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LIE COLUMBIA MuruA1 L1rE As.

THE COLUMBIA MuruA1 L1rE As.
ISOLATION
INsURES AT COST
Omce-No 1919 street. Washington, D..
No. 223 German street, Baltimore
TRUSTEES
W. w. DUDLEY, President
JONAS II. MCGOWAN, Vice President
FRANK ]. TIBBETS, Secretary
GEORGE II. B. WHITE, Treasurer.
CHAPLIN BROWN, Attorney.
JAMES +. HOOD.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS
HENRY N. COPP.
RUFUS K. HELPHENSTINE
The plans of the Columbia Mutual are the outcome
OF years study The advice Of thoughtful insurance
nen improved and perfected by L. q. FOUSE, VINO is
recognized the world over authority upon fnsnr-
aee Inc Columbia Is among the few companies Which
WIN enueavor TO combat the of what las been
kown As coope rative insurance. We invite the ate1-
uon OF thoughtful men who may find much Of interest
IN our plan We have fine print but every point ia
panty clearly and forcibly expressed, and nothing
heid BACK The Columbia Mutual is strong financially
ana invites the closest scrutiny its standing and
methods Any and all questions cheerfulIy answered
ap4-3m FRANK j. TIBBETs. Secretary
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ap6-dkds WILLIAM W. BOARMAN, Trnstsea
sTlHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON East
SS1HDWE VIZ 0F SEvvENTH $TREET, HETM]ESE!s9N

BY virtue Of decree, passed By the supreme ~
Court 81 ths District Of Columbia a equity esqee
{or sSle e PUBLIC auction, 81 front Of The pfiss1 9p
Ms tSAS q ne KIGHTExxTH DAY OF ARkId Ap.
James Gsden aud John H. Saunders subdivist9a q
orlgna LOT seven ~ In square nuMheEed four nan.
secEn by plat recorded % lber folio IN the ONCE
rels cssS aes q sYbo So VII e,ir
time q s.ae All eonyeysnci6g aud recording viii be
~ cost o. purchaser terms Of sale are not cQmpae
with ~ Ten days stter slle the trustee resry The
% ressa tee property n ths rk nd est Of dsssnhps
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DUHcAHsoN Bros Auc'lOnssRA
TRUSTEES SALE g F two BRICK DEEILLNos.

BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded In Iiber
Of the District Of GoiumbS e. SURVIVING trustee FL
~ ;s1 Il ppfif setiSa FRIRAx hs 2aD Pan
Of the premises, the following described real estae
sltneta " the city Of Washington District Of Colum;
Sc; ss RaR lhnoSn and and being
gu Of LOT numbered tweRtyone t21l, in Garrington
3nd ,hugnes subdivMon Of square numbered two hun
nlsnts hereitamentA and 70 the saue.
The improvements consist Of two Brick Dwellings,.
Nos 1SO0 and 2807 18th st. y. Wa eeing two story
modern oOnyeniancas,
ct one and two yesrs notcs - isr Der interest
payable ssmt.annuaiiy and to be secured by deed Of
Eust on the premises sO} or ~ cash at the option OF
ehe purchaser. conveysncng. he, at purchaser cost
Aaepoot q Sl0O EnQpiredop each house TUNE 4te
sfyyng Trustee rs.syy the right e reee = the Eak
INA cost o. tbs defanluR purchaser oftor nve 0nyb
RuPlic notice Of sqch reseutn some newspepcf pub
HoBKRf E. BRADLEY,
ap8-dAds bufvtSsAg Tfasess.
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CINCINNATI, April A-A ParkersburK, W. Va,
special says: Judge Jackson OF the United States
Court, has decided the important Land case OF
which the heirs OF the Hon. Allen T. CapertOn are
put in possession e. 600 acres OF land In Webster
County.
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Action Of the Daseessss - che Chesos
peake and Ohio CANAL
BAtrnoSL April lA--At O nesting o. the oarcc-
tors Of The Chesapeake and ohie Canal to-dat Is
was determined % re<iuce the toss On coal fyUm
forty 20 THIRTY On cent? from Cumberland 60
0eorgetown and W Arlington
On coal eastbouud or coastwtse the tQll r. -
duced from - 20 - centA ~ was alpo feAo1ved %
pay the coupons on the bonded oebs Of the oAnAa
oue July, 1876. on the f1rst OF July noxl
~ was the general expression that the canal
cahnot oe naAt1e % pay, O. viii have % Be std
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LEBANON, Pa, April 14.-Last night Raymond
Shay, aged i've, set fire to the clothing or his
ance could be rendered Ernest was burned To
death.
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NUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
EREMPTQRY SALE OF SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
MEARL1 gS 900 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND,
SITUATED ON SEVENTEENTH STREET. BE
TMEEN AND D STREETS, SEvENTEENIH
sT TsElETvl BETWEEN BET |, p D. AND sTREETS
fiETH kSb ANR a ANn IEIES
And NEAR coId haB naid Lif ' Tsk.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL EIGHT. G6
front Of the premises, s..A=.
Lot II OH 18th street between and northeast CON
tanning 1890 square feet;
Lots IL, II and Ii. on 9TH street, between and
northeast, each containing 1881 square feet.
Lots D. TO- IL, IL and Is, fronting on goth and
northeast, Lot being at the corner, and all
containing AZ, 4SO square feet
Lots 1, and B. corner Of 10th aud streets north
east.
All containing 1882 square feet Lo. being .. the
corner.
Inc above Lots Will be Sold with the privilege of
others In the same square, and those desiring 10 invest
IN suburban property here have the chance being in
great demand and rapidly enhancing in value. The
improvements in the above section have been numer
ous and building permits are being issued for more.
Terms: One,third cash, balance in one and two
annually and to be secured by deed of trust prop
erty sold all cash at option Of purchaser deposit
of $50 required each lot ut time of SALE Convey
anGtng, &c. at purchasers cost Terms to be complied
with In ten days otherwise right reserved to resell ct
risk and cost of defauting purchaser after five days
public notice of such resale in some newspaper pub
Ished in Washington DC. ap13-d
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THE CONSTELLATION ASH0RE.-A telegram from
Norfolk states that the U. s. 8 Constellation went
ashore on Craney Island flats yesterday afternoon
while being towed from Hampton Roads by the
tugs fortune and PhlOx, and that all efforts to get
her of, were unsuccessful. telegram was re-
however, announcing her arrival at Norfolk.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators voorhees,, Mitchell and Vest, Representa-
tives Bacon, Toole, Ketcham, Springer and NJ. c.
elect Baker Oily and Chapman, Commissioner
Hall. Assistant Secretary Thompson, with n. ".
Calvin, Of Augusta, Ga, and Thos. r Proctor, Of
Utica.
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"a Pusase Kxassnsy.w

ING SECOND uos910elRA
IN decision upon the accounts "a coae from
the Navy Department Acsiae second Controller
MCMAHON has given donation OF what win Be
considered by that once - pubic exieency. {"
He SAYS that the mere cefSsncAtiun by q public
estabiish r. when n snnos,s unon the sare on the
voucher that the certificate Is false. An exigency
- something more than q condition Of things
dent 1t involves state or pressing Necessity.
He has decided, also that when the conditions OF
the statutes have been compiled WITH the right Of
soldier TO extra duty pay becomes fixed, and can
not be defeated by the aiiure of Congress TO make
an appropriation for It's payment HIS claim
against the government Is valid under the statute
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VVmHOHuHnE 1WuDc0SS
NEW JERSEY DKPvrY sHERIFFs WANT IS DAY SoR
TEN DAYS
JERSEY CITY, N. j. April 14.-At the time OF the
Congressional election In 1854 there were about
300 deputy shertf1s appointed In the State OF New
Jersey. The law provides for their services s. q
day for a term not exceeding ten days. Attorney
General Brewster issued an arbitrary order That
days work. The deputies have combined ana win
sue the Government 10 recover the 1ull amount.
There is about a, 600 involved In Hudson County.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.


EXCEPT tOF Lc0GxheSS 1Eee0, INC CO000y
Looks as &c Does In August.
BLoOArx0ToN, III, April 1.-THE drouth
throughoutcentr Illinois, together with the great
heat II precedeated. Il has not ratned here for
six weeks and then but little fell, not enough to
fairly break an unusual winter drouth. The ther.
moneter registered nearly 30 degrees in the shade
daily. Many farmers are Obliged TO haul water
for their stock, and pastures furnish little noursh-
ment. Except that the trees are leailess the
country presents the aspect OF August. The
farmers afe beginning TO plant corn nearly three
been injured except the grass ana II q heavy rain
should fail this week the prospect would be excel
lent.
INDIANA wnEAr-GnowERs ALARxEn
WABASH, IND, April 14-There is much alarm
over the possible failure OF the wheat CROP caused
prevailed for over a month. 10 to March 10 the
outlook was favorable, but succession OF thaws
and freezes caused the roots OF the plants 70 be
exposed and winter killed.
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AUCTION SALES.
HARRETT PARK.
SECOND AUCTION OF LOTS, SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, APRIL 10, 1857.

Take 1880 train from the Baltimore and Ohio 81
uon, and return by $40. In time for dinner.
Round-trip ticket so cents. Ohildren hslf prics.
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New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to H H Dodge, $50 10th street:
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Name.


BALTIMQRE, Nd, April 14.-yirginia skies, CON
49, do threes 66x North Carolina skies. old l2i
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md, April 14.-Cotton steady and
dull-nddling. 10k Flour nominally steady aud duh.
92a94: Ne: Marylana 90 asked wsst ee1m, hrner.
gOzsa91: June 9lha9l7s. Cornasouthern easy and
dull: white 4aa4S; Yellow 46a4Sn; western timer
II bid: steamer. 45s45K Oats steady and guiste
ass: western mixed :,4a35. Rye hrm. 5sa6o.. Pro-
visions noninally steady eggs lower and dull, l}a
13h Coffee easisr-Rio cargoes ordinary to fair. La
Dks9k. Whisky steady. L23al "a. Other articles
unchanged Freights to Liverpool per steamer
Receipts. dour 1902 barrels xhess, 500 bushels;
bushels: Shipments-four, 4,346 barrels; corn.
q, 700 bushels.
Chicago MARkets.
CHICAGO, LII. April Il. I p. 9.,Wheat firm
ceTn t s.ssayGass Nay, ss sa;s' June
40 1-l6; July, Al GIG. Oats steady--CasG. 24K,
ISa Prime timothy sssS; isssi 50: WHISKY ]. is
easy-Cash. 1924; May, 7.37k.
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THE RAILROAD DOrCOTT.

western Lines Gathering EvtAence %
Dtscrfnatnati0a ~ EAsscym Lines.
CHICAGO. April l4-The 7smes says: General
passenger agents OF the Burlington hinpsn. p.
enc, Rock Island. Wabash, ana Chicago q Alton
roads have sent the following Joint message 60 the
general passenger agents OF the PENNSYLVANIA,
New York Central. West shore, Delaware 4 tack.
awanaa and kr1e lines: "we have seen your Joint
message oi the nth, 60 A.v. H. Carpenter IN which,
You adml. that the 81 Paul road has not complied
Win conuuon prescribed In your circular tetaar
A. ana IN which you state that unless the (hicaCp
Milwaukee and 81: PAU road does subscribe %
SAID conditions that you will turn their ticket To
the wall on Friday, the 10Th inst we ebali h.,
glad 10 have You advise us why you discriminate
against US In this manner. Why were the tickets
OF our line turned 10 the wall April q and th0, of
the ST. Paul Co., not until April l5tiY Are lhs.re
any dissimilar circumstances unlike contj,taons
The question Is very pcrtiRently put, and n the
case Is as stated, IL will puzzle the trunk linz 70
frame an answer which Will not convict them of
gross Discrimination. The Western lines thryvprh
their New York agent are gathering evidence or
discrimination for use either In the courts on he
fore the Commission.
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ANIMAL SPRING SALE OF FINE TRIPLE SILL
VER-PLATED WARE. ROGERS TABLE CUT
LERY; MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES AND OR
NAMENTS, BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER
PLATE COMPANY.
At salesrooms, corner 10th street and Pennsyl-
vanla avenue northwest commencing TUESDAY,
APRIL TWELFTH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. re-
P. NJ daily, at the same hours until entire stock Is
closed out.
The goods guaranteed in every respect as repre-
scented, and instructions positive to sell
without reserve
packed.
spl34t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
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OF ItAaS.
The b. and o. CO. yesterday ordered their aeunts
10 discontinue the sale OF tickets over Western
roads that decline to abolish the payment Of cfun-
missions The trunk lines are now all In the boy
colt movement
Inc United states Court grand jury has Indicted
George NJ. Balm, Jr., cashier OF the National IA
cnange Bank, of Norfolk, FOR perjury In swearing
10 false statement made 10 the controller OF the
Treasury as TO the condition OF his bank
An Indignation meeting OF about 500 Russian
jews was held In New York last night 70 protest
against the ratification OF the Russian A merlcan
extradition treaty.
Although Marie Blanchard is still very low Mt
vineiand, n. j., there Ii sun some hope based on
the WONDERFUL vitality She has thus far displayed
that she may yet recover.
caucus OF republican members OF the Michigan
legislature decided I'm favor OF a bin for high
license ana local option wherever any county
would SO vote, and that drug stores wishing 10 sell
liquors should pay the same tax a saloon
The Michigan house has defeated the woman
suffrage amendment
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TnAKKRD TIE JUDGE 10R nus Lmnf SRNfKNCE.-
with swindling George Hanson out OF $50, as
published in Yesterdays STAR, was tried in the
Police Court this afternoon ON charge OF larceny,
months additional In default OF restitution. Wood
son admitted that he had been arrested on pre-
viOuS occasions for similar ofYenSes and thanked
the judge for the light sentence, which Is the
highest penalty.
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY OF TIE NEW JERuaALKH.-
The washington Society OF the New Jerusalem
CSwedenborgian, held its annual meeting last eve
ning and elected the following Officers: President
J. W. Hunt: secretary, r, d, MuSSey; treasurer,
job Barnard; superintendent OF theSunday school,
c. +. Kee1er; Auditor, II. c. Spencer; collectors j.
w. Hunt, and w. II. Stette, and church commit
tee flve OF whom were ladies'
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The SUNDAY Law.

The sunday Law.
WHAT COMMISSIONER LUDLOW SANS WILL AND Will
NOT BE ALLOWED.
Commissioner Ludlow stated to-day that under
the sunday law all hackney cabs, coaches &C.
must not loiter on the streets; no newspapers
must be cried aloud on the streets after O'Clock
p. m and further that the delivery OF milk fee or
other neceSsar1es OF life would not be prohibited
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LIQUOR CASES N TIE Pu1lcE CorRr.-To- day, In
. charge Of keeping his bar opan sfter heufA and
he paid f1ne ~ $ih----ln tho caoe or Ja& Kelly.
charged with sunday bar IN the county. Tor whom
ant appeared and pleaded sNot guilty" The
court heard the Testimony. and imposed ane Of
80. = cane ont u ne IA that me license se
county,
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NUNCANsON BIOS, AuctiOnsers.

THE FINEST BUILDING LOTS IN LIE DROIT
PARK, FRONTING BOUNDARY AND LINDEN
STREETS, BEING AT THE HEAD OF RHODE
ISLAND AND NEW JERSEY AVENUES.
TEENTH, At FIVE thirty Ths oCHDcK. We vii ~
sell ELL, in trent rent Of the PEsmises, -
NINE, IN LIE DROIT PARK.
These Lots front TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY
FEET ON LINDEN STREET AND SEVENTY-TWO
FEET ON BOUNDARY STREET aud no finer location
for private residences in Washington. New Jersey
this point The sewerage is perfect being private sew
et1&s connecting with the District sewer Boundary
Wafer and gas pipes For row or independent houses
q magni6cent business property.
Terms; One-thrd cash balance in one and two years,
notes to bear per cent interest payable semi annu
option Of purchaser. deposit Of 800 eaah lot at
tune OF sale at purchasers cost Terms
served t. resell ct risk and cost Of defapitnE pnr
some Newspaper published ia Washineton, D. O.
AplS-dHds OUNCANSON RR(36. Auctioneefs.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctleneer

VINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneef.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF OFFICE AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
On SATURDAY MORNING, April. SIXTEENTH
1887, commehcing ct TEN O'CLOCK. 1 ahall sell e
me auction rooms Of Thomas Bowling, 11th and
once Chairs. number Of Pictures and lot Of House.
hoia Stoves &C., &c, belonging to the late
apl3-3t ~. o. DENNfsoN. Administrators.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

fEgEaPTgEx sALE OF BUILDING LoTeN NINTH
rs STRE TT ANR GRANT AyENUk
TENTH. 1887, ct FIVE O'CLOCK, in frcnt Of 9Y
we Rrenasss xs :hall cell 70 the HIGHEST bidder
Pains, fronting 80 feet on the west side Of Ninth
street continued between boundary street and Grant
avenue.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash remainder in SIX and
erty sold be4rfne interest
ap13-d&ds TIf()S nOwfICG A,,ct
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FT1RUsTEES SALE OF Valuable LOT ON
l. TMENTY.SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN AND 4
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia granted On the Fifth day @
81 May, A. D.. 1886 in Equity Cause, No. 9,S4S -!
ief g. square IT, in the city Of washington DisEc 81
inches from, on goth street between and streets
6 81 deRfh q 100 feet on the EIaHTEHHTH DAY
Terms OF sale: One half cash; balance in si1 md
we've mOnths4 or At the option Of the purchaser. All
49,. EDWIN b. HAY, Trustee.